A pizza delivery driver and her employer are not entitled to coverage and indemnification from the driver’s no-fault insurer for any damages caused when the driver struck a bicyclist. A business use exclusion in the insurance policy applies even though ...

A plaintiff can get to the jury based on allegations that her employer violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to accommodate her bipolar disorder and discharging her because she was disabled. There are material disputes whether her discharge ...

A federal employee who was injured on the job, and claimed his discharge was the result of disability and racial discrimination, is not entitled to equitable tolling after he filed a district court complaint several months after the established administrative ...

Defendants’ motion to dismiss the Securities and Exchange Commission’s fraud complaint for lack of jurisdiction is denied. Defendants’ demand notes issued to investors are best understood as securities, rather than some other type of financial instrument. “Defendants … operated a ...

Plaintiff’s claim for Social Security disability benefits is remanded for further proceedings because the administrative law judge’s hypothetical to the vocation experts concerning whether the was work available that the claimant could perform did not take into account the claimant’s ...

The court will grant defendant insurer summary judgment of plaintiff’s claim for no-fault benefits because plaintiff has no evidence to bolster his claimed amounts for work-loss and replacement-services benefits. “The No-Fault Act provides that benefits are not compensable unless and ...

Where plaintiff corporate directors and trustees settled Department of Labor claims that they breached their fiduciary duties by purchasing company stock at inflated prices for employee stock ownership plans, an arbitrator incorrectly determined that their indemnification agreements with defendant were ...

Plaintiff’s case, which alleged defendants’ wrongful failure to pay a life insurance benefit from an ERISA-based insurance police, was correctly removed by defendants from state court to the federal district court. Because plaintiff has not exhausted her administrative remedies, the ...

The bankruptcy court correctly lifted the automatic stay to allow foreclosure of the debtor’s home. Contrary to the mortgage company’s argument, the debtor had standing to appeal the foreclosure. Mentag, the debtor, gave GMAC a promissory note and a mortgage ...

A passenger who was injured when Transportation Security Administration personnel required her to get up from a wheelchair cannot sue the air carrier that provided the wheelchair for premises liability or negligence. The injury occurred in an area under the ...